Chris, maybe you could start by just talking about your team's priorities for the year and the outlook for 2016 for Charter?

Chris Winfrey - Charter Communications, Inc. - EVP & CFO

Sure. Well, Charter, as it exists today has significant operating momentum. So, the first task at hand is really to continue that operating momentum and that means growing at the type of rate that we've been growing and trying to accelerate it as we've been doing. We've been doing that through putting an attractive pricing and packaging structure in the marketplace and making sure that our product is superior in every respect in terms of our competitive footprint. And at the same time to improve the service quality that we provide through call centers and from field operations, transactions such that we lower churn, we reduce the need for customers to call and as a result of the combination of selling more product and having lower churn and having lower service transactions to actually increase our revenue, but also to increase our EBITDA and to increase our cash flow along the way.

So the first objective is really continue the operational execution of the go-to-market strategy that Charter has. The second one is to continue to improve our product set and continue rolling out Spectrum Guide which is currently being rolled out in Missouri, in Nevada, and to continue make improvements to the Spectrum App and to increase the amount of Video On Demand that's available, both in the home and out of the home on the set-top box, on the app for in-mobile and mobile devices where we provide all of our television today. And the third one, objective really is obviously to finish closing the transactions with Time Warner Cable and Bright House and to continue to plan the integration of what's a significant set of assets and put ourselves in a position where we can take that consumer-friendly operating strategy and apply it to a larger set of assets and really to accelerate the revenue growth and cash flow contribution from those assets for the benefit of the three companies' respective shareholders, where all ended being shareholders of the new Charter.

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And in addition to, I mean, are there any other kind of benefits of the deal going back to the original time when you were looking at the transaction? What were the things that really kind of made you pursue consolidation and pursue Time Warner Cable specifically.

Chris Winfrey - Charter Communications, Inc. - EVP & CFO

It wasn't to get bigger just to get bigger and it also wasn't to -- the reason that we acquired TWC and Bright House wasn't to complete a bunch of transaction synergies either and as painful as it is for finance got to say and it's also not because of the significant tax value that gets created along the way. The real economic rationale for making these acquisitions was to accelerate the revenue growth and by doing so, in order to do so to accelerate the customer relationship growth, accelerate revenue growth, to have a larger penetration of our products per household and to have a larger penetration on products over a fixed number of passings, so that you get the benefit of a fixed operating cost infrastructure and you have the ability not only to grow EBITDA, but to grow your utilization on these fixed set of assets, which translates into margin and cash flow for passing. And that's what we really found attractive. The other pieces of getting transaction synergies and accelerating the utilization of tax assets and maybe having some benefits of scale overtime and then in terms of technology development those were all add-ons or pluses, but it wasn't really the rationale for going out and getting bigger.